E-Learning Challenge #84: Challenge | Recap
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This week your challenge is to show and share an image slider for e-learning. You can focus on any style or layout you li...
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Really like the examples in the challenge. Here's one that's more experimental. I wanted to create a slippery slider where the thumbnails moved and changed to reflect the changing background.
http://articulate-heroes-authoring.s3.amazonaws.com/Examples/Storyline/SL2/image-slider/story.html
http://articulate-heroes-authoring.s3.amazonaws.com/Examples/Storyline/SL2/image-slider/story.html
- That's the best slippery slider I've seen all day, Tom! Really like the unusual effect. If I were more awake I'd definitely try to figure out how the heck you made it.
- Great Tom, that has some great applications, great idea
- This is great. I haven't played with the slider much.
- Slick effect, Tom. Like Jackie, my mind is off thinking about how this was assembled. "Slick Slippery Slider" :)
- Essentially the slider has it's own states that change based on a range. My next goal was to try make the image appear stationary as the slider states were changing, but that's a lot more work. :)
- Nice effect, I didn't realize it was a slider when I first saw it. I thought I had to click on the images.
- I like the effect. I was like Linda thinking I had to click the images before I realized I had to slide it. Of course it was called a slippery slider.
I wonder if the effect would be slicker if it was smaller in size instead of full screen. Or I may have just been sitting too close to the monitor. ; - Great work Tom this is great!
I'm lovin' the full screen display.
